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Mark and his son Tom have assembled another video with Drew at the Jeep Farm, this time it involves the rebury of a CJ-5.
Marked form FS-F514105, this brochure highlights some of the tool bar implements available for jeeps, including the Rotary Lister Planter, the Conventional Moldboard Middle Buster, The Roatry Bottom Middle Buster, the Field Cultivator and the Row Fertilizer Attachment.
Barry Thomas suggests that some or all of these may be ex-newgren items that, following Newgren’s struggles, Willys-Overland began to market and sell under ‘Jeep’. I’m not as versed as some folks on the individual implements, so maybe someone can confirm this?
One thing is clear to me; Willys-Overland did not devote much marketing resources to this sales effort. These brochures are pretty simplistic compared to many other marketing documents of the time. Maybe there was a small team with a tight budget assigned to try to make something happen with this niche of farming and implements?
Unlike the other brochures in this group of seven, this was the only one-page brochure and it lacked a form number.
This unusual little lighter is engraved with Willys, Packard, and Mack. Kenneth B. Schleicher ran a dealership out of Lehighton, Pennsylvania, for fifteen years. He passed away in 1984.
View all the information on eBay
Vintage Redilite Stick Lighter KB Schleicher Mack Willys Packard never used”
UPDATE: **Sold**
(05/10/2020) Seems a good price. Radiator has been swapped.
“1947 Empire tractor, s/n 5184. This tractor runs well. Tires are in good condition. We were told by seller who owned the tractor since the 1960s that the first owner had a custom haying business & the tractor kept overheating pulling a self powered bailer so he installed a McCormick Deering radiator. Sellers family built the 3 point lift & blade to clean barn stalls. Empire tractors were made with same engines, transmission, transfer case, and differential as Jeeps.”
Has a new body.
https://houston.craigslist.org/hvo/d/hallettsville-1947-willys-jeep/7117230444.html
“Super clean 1947 willys Jeep. Has new body. Rebuilt transmission. 12volt swap. Pto Winch. $9000”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5200.
The floor appears to have been fiberglass/replaired. Has a variety of small mods.
“For sale: 1948 CJ 2A This jeep is mostly stock except for a roll bar, radio,
turn signals, tow bar, and seat belts. This Willys is in good shape although it needs bigger tires. Asking $5200 or make offer.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $500!
Seems a fine price.
“The original model of Warn’s iconic electric winches, the Bellview Winch is 8,000 lb rated and was produced by Warn industries until 1974, when it was replaced by the Warn Model M8274, which is still in production today. These winches were popular ad-ons to old Willys Jeeps, International Scouts, Early Broncos, and 4×4 pickups.
The winch works with manually actuated cables that fix to the dash-mounted control panel, and run through the engine bay to the winch and the knife-switch. The cables control the power-in function, the clutch, and a manual drum brake. It is VERY uncommon to find one of these winches with the original under-dash controls (complete with factory WARN blue cables) as well as the control switch.
This winch was a factory option on a barn-find 1974 Bronco, and its serial number shows that it was one of the last Belleview winches to be made at the end of 1974. It would make a great piece to add to a vintage restoration, or use as is on any vehicle, as a similar new M8274 costs around $2500.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5900.
(03/22/2020) The Kelly top appears to be for a CJ-5.
“1948 Willys Jeep CJ2A
Solid body and frame
Original flathead motor was rebuilt several years ago, runs good no smoke
Has been converted to 12V, electric fuel pump and solid state ignition
Stops good-new master cylinder, brake shoes, etc.
New fuel tank, sender-electrical system has been gone over, lights, brakes, turn signals, gauges-all work
Has a Kelly metal top-can be easily removed
Make a great off road or farm jeep”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $1200.
Roger Martin shared this one. It’s a project.
“This is a rolling 47 Frame and early 46 body. Frame is in very good shape. It has the axles, transmission and transfer case. Driveline’s included but not on it. It’s a floor shift that seems stuck in gear. Also have another tailgate, extra frame (needs some repair), windshield frame, Floor pan parts, 3 in the tree Trans and Transfer case (not the one shown in the back), tow hitch, tow bar, extra set of axles, and some misc parts.
Has mags and 1 original wheel, steering box or seats. I’m in Orem, Utah I might sell parts separately but would prefer to sell it all. Looks like i’ll be moving soon so I’ll entertain offers and trades.”
